Superbowl New Rochelle Style

Super Bowl Sunday- Ravens vs. 49ers @ 6:30pm

This Superbowl Sunday, focus on having fun instead of spending hours in the kitchen whipping up wings, chilli and burgers. Dine-in or take-out at one of New Rochelle's celebrated tailgate food restaurants.
Watch the Ravens and 49ers go head to head without the headache of having to cleanup after your uproarious guests.

33 LeCount Place

Buffalo Wild Wings
With too many jumbo sized flat screens televisions to count, BWW has a keen eye on every play-by-play you may have missed during your bathroom break. Get there early because seating typically fills up quickly on "Any Given Sunday". Try the super hot buffalo sauce and I guarantee you will be yelling for "The Waterboy".

310 Huguenot Street

Modern Pizza
If you have not had a chance to visit New Rochelle's newest hot spot, do so on Sunday. This cavernous space has a special viewing room complete with a gigantic television for you and 30 or so of your closest friends to crowd around. If the viewing room is not to your liking, grab a table or sit at the bar and take in the the LCD TV's hanging trough out the restaurant. From apps to primo beers on tap, Modern Pizza goes "The Longest Yard" for you.

22 Division Street

Posto 22
This neighborhood favorite where everyone knows your name, has one of the most coveted bars in town. If you have ever walked down Division Street and saw a crowd gathering, it must be 6pm @ Posto 22. Joe runs this elegant Italian restaurant like his personal kitchen and greets everyone with a familiar  "Good to see ya". Get there early so you don't get "Blind Sided" by the long lines.

19 LeCount Place

Fun Fusion 
Sunday, 5 p.m. . All ages welcome to watch Superbowl. Bring your "Little Giants" out for a day of family fun.

Stand up Comedy Night! Laugh you out of your seat

PAC House Theater 311 Huguenot Street, New Rochelle

Where will you be on Saturday January 19th @ 8pm? If you are in the know, it will be the PAC House theater's Three the Hard Way comedy night. Three hilarious comics will cut-up the stage with their uproarious routines and facial contortions that promote screams and snickers for all.
$15 in advance $20 at the door.

Amy Carlson 

Amy Carlson - This New Rochelle Native was destined for greatness. She was born in the toilet - Literally. Her acid tongue and sardonic wit, allow her to poke fun at her own personal failures as well as life in general. She has been featured on Sirius XM radio as well as Real Time with Bill Maher.

Freddy Sheffield

Freddy Sheffield- They say there’s 2 sides to every coin, well this man’s got a pocket full of change!! Born to an African American father and a Japanese mother in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn, he is the original “Tiger Hood” but there’s more to him than that, he’s gone from Hood to Good and it’s this change and his culturally diverse background from where he draws for a funny, unique perspective and fresh and sometimes controversial insights on everything from race to politics. He’s been honing his skills for 5 years in and around the NYC area with a few appearances out of town.

Dante Mercadante

Dante Mercadante- Born and raised in Yonkers, NY, Dante is an actor who you may have seen in various commercials (Dunkin Donuts, Subaru, etc.), music videos, television shows, and films. Dante will appeared on  Regis Philbin's Million Dollar Password , teaming up with Rosie O'Donnell. .

Westchester's Got Talent!

 Young People's Theatre Auditions - The Westchester Sandbox Theater announces auditions for its YPT Tweens production of ALL SHOOK UP. Get those blue suede shoes ready as this rock and roll musical will have all our young performers singing and dancing to the hits of Elvis! Auditions are open to performers in grades 5 through 9. Auditions will take place on Sunday, January 20 from 11am-1pm and Tuesday, January 22 from 5pm-7pm at the Westchester Sandbox Theater, located at 931c East Boston Post Road in Mamaroneck. Performers should prepare a song for auditions and bring a karaoke track or sheet music. A registration fee of $395 is due at the first rehearsal. Performances are March 15-23. For more information, visit our website at www.wstshows.com or call 914.630.0804.

What 2013 has in store for New Rochelle

Welcome to 2013! New Rochelle has a ton of things on the horizon. Political change, new business and events. Take a peak into 2013 with me:

Alvin & Friends - Breaking News!!!!!!!!!!! Alvin & Friends is moving! Yes, the fantastically intimate restaurant on Lawton Street is expected to open in late January in the former Mo's Clubhouse Space.

PAC House - As always, the PAC house has something hip happening! This weekend head over for Salsa on the Sound. 

Noam Bramson- New Rochelle's Mayor has decided not to run for another term. Mayor Bramson's would is choosing to direct his interest towards becoming the next Westchester County Executive. Let's watch and see.

Modern Pizza- The new location (old one is still open) is something to behold. This is how you dine aldente in style. The former ballet studio on Hugenot Street is worth visiting simply to take a bow.

Indoor Flea Market- Make sure to stop by the new indoor Flea Market starting this Sunday @ 112 North Avenue. The first 100 customers will receive a free gift bag.

Get Modern for New Year's Eve!

Celebrate NYE at Modern Pizza 

Are you looking for something new and exciting to do on New Year's Eve? Well look no further- Visit Modern Pizza at their new location on Huguenot street in Downtown New Rochelle.  The fantastically renovated space which used to be a ballet studio has tons of space for you to twirl around.  So pirouette your way over on NYE and toast to the new location and a New Year.

Time: 7:30pm-1:30am - Open bar all night long - Midnight Champagne Toast
Hors d'oeuvres (Buttler Style)

• Crab Cakes 
• Shrimp Cocktail
• Meatballs
• Tuna Tartar

Dinner 

• Angus Steak 
• Stuffed Filet of Sole
• Chicken Scarpariello 
• Rigatoni with baby eggplant

Desert

• Chocolate Fountain w/ strawberries, bananas & pineapples
• Mini Pastries & Mixed Fruits
• Coffee, espresso & cappuccino  

For tickets call 203.889.7253
Advance $100 & 120 @ The Door
modernrestaurant310@gmail.com

Holiday Shopping In New Rochelle

 

The Curtain Shop

With exactly 7 days before Christmas, the desperation gift shopping is about commence. Don't get caught scrounging the Malls for nicely decorated junk. Why not do your shopping in the Tony Community of New Rochelle?  Here are my picks for best places to shop for quality holiday goods in New Rochelle:

The Curtain Shop-
Located on 541 Main Street, this shop du jour has the perfect gifts for the home at great prices. Stop in and trust me the service and selection are unbeatable. Make sure to go upstairs and investigate what I call a homeowners haven.

Just Funki-
For the woman/man who is into adorning their body in precious stones, Just Funki is the place to be. Each handmade piece is a work of art. If you are looking for something unique look no further. As a bonus, the girts are wrapped free of charge in the most decorative box with a satin ribbon.

Just Funki 37 Division Street 

Alvin Clayton Artiste - 
As the owner of Alvin & Friends, Alvin Clayton holds court in his richly decorated restaurant on Lawton avenue. The food is spectacular and the art adorning the walls is featured in several galleries and you can take a piece home with our after you dine- for a fee of course.

Alvin Clayton 

Sweet Preserves-
Why pay 5th Avenue prices if you don't have to? Sweet Preserves everything you need for that high end hunger. Furs, handbags, jewelery and designer goods. All of the items are in the best condition and the prices can't be beat!

Valentino Cuff - Sweet Preserves 

Juan Williams - Swing Dance Honors

Incendiary journalist Juan Williams is being Honored with the Spirit of Thomas Paine Award on Friday  December 7th with the “In the Spirit of Thomas Paine Award” in New Rochelle. Juan is a recognized political commentator and journalist, formerly of National Public Radio and is now with FOX News. Previous award winners were TV commentator Dick Morris and photojournalist Ben Fernadez.

The award will be presented during a 1940’s Swing Dance, designed to relive New Rochelle’s Big Band past.  The New Rochelle Jazz Revue will provide the music to get you jumping and jiving. Attendees are encouraged to dress in 1940’s costume or party dress. Not to worry if you have two left feet, instructors  will be there to assist  you with swing dance moves. There will also be a Silent Auction, a 50/50 Raffle, a Dessert Buffet and an award for the best 1940’s costume.

December 7th 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM  Trinity St Paul's Episcopal Church 311 Huguenot St New Rochelle
$40 per person, $75 per couple. H&NRHA members will receive a $5.00 discount. For information and reservations, call: 914-632-7745.